1. You Need to Create Database and Its User by following this article click here
2. Now go to cPanel home and click on phpmyadmin
3. Select Database where you want to restore your mysql (sql) file
4. Now click on import
5. Browse for sql file on your system and Click on GO
Now you have successfully restore your mysql (sql) database.
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